Helping UK students access US educational opportunities.
I went to a state school in Liverpool before earning a place at a US university, securing $400,000+ in scholarships along the way. I navigated the complicated process firsthand, and have since developed a structure I use to guide other students through the challenges, opportunities and decisions on their UK to US journey
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My Story
I went to state schools my whole childhood before earning a scholarship to an international school at 16. That experience exposed me to opportunities that most UK families never even hear about, and ultimately led me to attend a US university.
After securing $400,000+ in scholarships and seeing friends do the same, I am now dedicated to helping younger UK students realise the global opportunities that can be available.
Why listen to me?
From a state school background
International school scholarship recipient
US university scholarship recipient
4.0 out of 4.0 Grade Point Average
Invited to study for a semester at the University of St Andrews
What I Help With
Every situation is different, so my guidance is tailored to the individual. My help does not involve just sending over documents or hopping on zoom calls. I aim to build long lasting partnerships to help students maximise the opportunities available to them now and in the future.
The earlier we start, the better.
But don’t just take my word for it…
SAM
Sam grew up attending state schools in Lancashire. After earning a series of scholarships totalling more than $400,000, he now is about to complete his degree at an American university studying global politics. Sam had the opportunity to study in West Africa during his third year, where he received full funding to live and study for 6 months. Sam went to an international school for sixth form, an experience he says was pivotal to broadening his educational opportunities.
MAL
Mal was born and raised in Canada, playing golf since she was 5. She has received almost $300,000 in scholarship funding to play golf at the collegiate level at an American university, so she knows all about the athletic side of US college admissions for international students. Malaina’s first formal meeting with a university golf coach was at age 11, and she emphasises the importance of families starting early regarding their child’s potential future in the United States.